Indiana First United Presbyterians Begin 125th Anniversary
Indiana First United Presbyterian church launches a two week observance from March 6 to 19 marking the 125th founding of the congregation the 75th anniversary of the United Presbyterian Church of North America and the fourth anniversary of pastor Dr John J McIlvaine with speakers from the denomination and local colleges as well as community leaders. The program includes multiple services evenings and a special concert focusing on history devotion and fellowship led by Dr McIlvaine with guests from Westminster College Muskingum College and Conemaugh Presbytery.
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First United Presbyterian Church of Indiana
United Presbyterian Church of North America
John J. McKvaine
I H
United Presbyterian Denomination
McIlvaine
Indiana
United Presbyterians
Melivaine
C. J. Williamson
Pittsburgh Xenia Seminary
R. F. Galbreath
Westminster College
Robert L. Clark
The
Presbyterian Church
J. A. ‘McCamey
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. Pfohl
Zion Lutheran Church
S. ‘W. Shane
Second United Presbyterian Church
Eonest Work
Muskingum ‘College
Ethiopia
John§. Fisher
Pennsylvania
McIiivaine
Gladys ‘W. Fisher
Mendelasohn
R. A. Hutchison
Pittsburgh
Board of American Missions of the
United 'Presbyterian Denomination
Conemaugh
J. Alvin Orr
First United Presbyterian Church
Northside
A. R. Robinson
D.D
Sixth United Presbyterian Church
William Oxley Thompson
Ohio State University
First United Presbyterians
Alexander ‘Wilson
Thomas Allison
Local Restaurateur Dies of Heart Attack in City
Younis 47 of East School street collapsed from a heart attack while walking past the City Motor Company on South Sixth street Monday evening. He ran a restaurant at 376 Philadelphia Street. Funeral at his late home Thursday at 2:00 PM with interment in Oakland cemetery. Church Street home fire damages property. origin unknown, Thomas M. Clawson resident, second floor bedroom gutted, damages about 800 dollars. Marriage licenses issued for Steve Kadlec and Anna Panek both of Cleveland, and Ward Wood and Sadie B. Sloppy both of Kenmoor. All autos must display new inspection labels by March 31.
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Younis
East School Street
South Sixth Street
City Motor Company
Philadelphia St
Oakland Cemetery
Church Street
Thomas M. Clawson
East Church Street
Hamage
Steve Kadlec
Cleveland
Anna Panek
Ward Wood
Kenmoor
Sadie B. Sloppy
15000 Legal Size Trout Placed in County Streams
Fifteen thousand legal size brook trout have been placed in Little Yellow Creek Upper Two Mick near Pine Flats and Little Mahoning Creek near Richmond. Thousands of minnows are being introduced in the same streams to feed the stocked fish. Indiana County residents may enjoy better fishing in the coming years if stocking continues at this rate.
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Yellow Creek
Mek
Little Mahoning
Little Yellow Creek
Mick
Pine Flats
Little Mahoning Creek
Richmond
Indiana County Fish and Game Association
Indiana County
Park Book Shop On Ninth Street Now Run By Miss Strehlau
The Park Book Shop on Ninth Street, formerly College Book Shop, was purchased by Park Press on February 22 and is now in charge of Miss Marguerite Strehlau. The shop is open daily and offers a wide selection of books to its patrons.
Grange Entertainment at Packwood Bhoolhouse March 8
Creekside Grange presents Old Doc Knocker after Arm strong Grange meeting at Parkwood schoolhouse Wednesday evening March 8 at 8 00 oclock social hour to follow invites extended to all members of both Granges and community observers expected to attend
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Packwood Bhoolhouse
Creekside Grange
Armstrong Grange
Parkwood
Citizens We Meet This Evening We Discuss Rates
A meeting of Indiana citizens will be held at the Indiana Theatre this evening at 7 30 to discuss electric current rates. The goal is to secure lower charges. All interested are urged to attend and bring last month's electric bill.
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Indiana
Indiana Theatre
Nurse Loses Finger in Hospital Infection
Miss Nancy Bell Hracken, a town professional nurse, lost a finger which was amputated at an Indiana hospital last week due to an infection that developed while nursing. Mrs McElhoes is suffering from blood poisoning.
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Nancy Bell Hracken
Indiana Hospital
Mra
McE Lhoes
Personal Briefs From Indiana Visit and Local News
Mrs A E McElhaney of North Josephine called in Indiana on Tuesday. Local residents and visitors frequent the county seat, with many calling on Monday. Mrs Martha J Forsythe, 90, recovering from a hip fracture. Several families from nearby areas noted as visiting or returning home. Shirley Irene, daughter of Mrs Ralph Marshall, born Sunday at Indiana hospital. The Progress subscription renewals and local business trips are mentioned among the community notes.
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A. E. McElhaney
North Josephine
Indiana
Wiliam
Jennat
Ashville
N.C
Iva C. Smith
William Comb
Canoe Township
Benjamin K. Keller
West Cheatnut Street
George Sharp
Sharp
Near Shelouty
James ‘O’hara
Tri- State University
Angola
Ind
Margaret, O'Hara
Martha J. Forsythe
North Seventh Street
East Washington Street
Indiana Hospital
Clark J. Dickle
Frank P. Stewart
P. M. Lapsley
Town
Johnstown
Central Pennsylvania Dental Association
H. N. Prugh
John Prugh
Hiderton
H.N. Prugh
Progress
Annabelle Ewing
Betty Montgomery
Ridge
CG. M. Coleman
Elders Ridge
David J. Fiscus
East Waterstreet
Springfield
Mass
Shirley Irene
Gladys Shaffer
Floyd Fowler
J. M. Cunningham
Chicago
Illinois
Fowler Riding Academy
Paber Johnson
Owensboro
Emma 'Witherspoon
J. R. Johnson
Oakmont
Henry Akay
Shelocta
Mary Ellen Bates
Creekside
CO. T. Laughlin
Wayne Avenue
G. 8. Weston
Harry Lewis
Smicksburg
India
Weston
George S. Ray
M. N. Bowman
Florence
Armstrong Township
Two Offenders Sentenced In Monday Court
Dominick Folby of Branizer pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and received a $200 fine, 80 days in jail, costs, with another charge suspended. Beryl Milstone of Waterman got 60 days for malicious mischief and restitution for damages, costs suspended. Lemual Belcher of Cambria pled no contest to impersonating an officer with sentence suspended on costs. Additional cases include M. E. Bingwoman and George Graden with suspended sentences for related charges.
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Briver
Dominick Folby
Branizer
J. N. Langham
Beryl Milstone
Waterman
Mahoning Supply Co
Lemual Belcher
Cambria County
Naolle
Falag
Spicher
Indiana
Post-Gazette advert offers home delivery deal
Progress and Pitt s Burgh Daily Post Gazettes offer a yearly rate of 85.50 with the note his offer good only to Indiana County R F D residents or those not served by Post-Gazette Carriers. The Post-Gazette remains the only daily newspaper delivered by mail the same day it is published. See other club bargains on Page 2.
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Progress
Pittsburgh Daily Post Gazette
Indiana’ County
R.F.D
Post-Gazette
Patrons Mutual Fire Ins Co approves semi annual assessment
At a meeting of the assessment committee of the Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Co the semi annual assessment of 2090 per thousand of insurance in force was approved payable during April. A by law change authorized the levy to cover current expenses and losses from fire.
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Patrons Mutual Fire Indurance Co
W. G. Chapman
Ladd M. Reitz
Brookville
Irvin CG. North
Patrons Mutual Co
Real Estate Transfers and Dog Licenses Report
Real estate transfers include Chas S Tivans to Julia B Lemmon for a dollar in Green Township and several transfers from the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore to Rose Kantz and Archie G Hammes. Other listed deeds cover coal tracts in East Wheatfield and Cone-maugh and 14 acres in Indiana County. Dog licenses total 6,308 at noon, within 273 of last year, plus 85 fishing licenses issued.
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Chas
S. Tivans
Julia B. Lemmon
Green
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Rose Kantz
Montgomery
Emma J. McLaughlin
Martin M. Lukehart
Mahoning
Westmorland Mining Co
Cal
Mba Coal
East Wheatfield
Conemaugh Coal Co
Callibar Coal Co
Conemaugh
Archie G. Hanmies
Electa I. Oakes
R. L. Smith
Indiana County
C. C. McClain
Veterans to Receive Over a Million Under New Currency Plan
Indiana county World War veterans would receive 1,353,340 dollars under a plan backed by National Representative Patman of Texas to inflate the currency and fund the bonus.
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Patman
Texas
Indiana
Roosevelt Day bargain event draws 60 Indiana firms
More than sixty local businessmen unite for Roosevelt Day on Saturday March 4 offering spring goods and vast bargains across wearables, foods, and other lines. Shops in Indiana and surrounding counties promise low prices, high quantities, and substantially cheaper food and merchandise than in years past.
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Indana
Tancion
Indiana
Pennsylvania Banks Granted Emergency Withdrawal Powers
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania banks may limit withdrawals on deposits up to and including today. After today deposits are unrestricted. The governor signed the measure at 12:01 Monday after unanimous legislative approval, aligning with New Jersey’s plan to avoid bank closures and stabilize deposits.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
New Jersey
George W. Norris
Philadelphia Federal Reserve District
Local Boy Recovers From Appendicitis Operation
John Rezzolla Jr underwent successful appendicitis surgery in a Washington hospital on Thursday and is now recovering well. The student at a Washington university suffered a sudden attack last week. His father, John Rezzolla, returns home while his mother remains in the capital until after President Roosevelt's inauguration.
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Indiana
John Rezzolla, Jr
Washington, D.C
John
Washington University
John Rezzolla
South Seventh Street
Washington
Roosevelt
Pet Gray Squirrel Uninvited Passenger in Indiana Officials Car
A gray squirrel from Capitol Park in Harrisburg rode in Indiana man H. Wallace Thomas's car during a trip from Harrisburg to Indiana. The animal entered the Progress Building, stayed over two days, then wandered toward Vinegar Hill. The tale ties to Indiana's famed roasted peanuts and Harrisburg park wildlife, with no harm reported.
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Capitol Park
Harrisburg
Indiana
H. Wallace Thomas
State Highway Patrol and Salary Bureau
Progress Building
North Seventh Street
Vinegar Hill
Thomas
Harrisgburg
Squirrel raids Indiana driver’s car at state capitol visit
A bold squirrel approached a car at the State Capitol visitors area attracted by an Indiana peanut scent. It entered the vehicle and remained undetected until it appeared in Indiana, thrilling onlookers and highlighting the day’s curious distraction.
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Capftol
Veteran County Teacher Retired on State Pension
Illinois educator Il. Whine of Brush Valley Township among 24 teachers granted retirement allowances at the February meeting of the school employes retirement board in Harrisburg this week. Rhine taught most of his career in Brush Valley Township.
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Veteran County
Il. Whine
Brush Valley Township
Harrigburg
Rhine
Brushvalley Township
Welfare official confined with cold in Indiana
Mise Wigugine Welfare Secretary confined to home on West Church street with severe cold and complications. Miss Laura J Wigelia executive secretary of Indiana County Welfare Association notes shopping in Indiana on Roosevelt Day Saturday March 4.
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Mise Wigugine
Howe
Laura J. Wigelia
Indiana County Welfare Association
Wast Church Street
Plant Gardens Stressed At County Meet Deliberations
A series of talks and demonstrations on home and market gardening is planned, led by Penn State extension specialist W B Nissley. The program includes lectures at Cockport Community Hall, a 1:30 session at the Court House, and continued discussions with coal company town representatives. Officers for the Indiana County Vegetable Growers Association will be elected. {Note: text trimmed to fit within limits while preserving named entities and core events.}
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Cockport
B. Nissley
Penn State
Nissley
Court House
Andlang County Vegetable Growers Association
R. & P. Coal Company
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Coal Company
Long Island
Farmers’ Institute
Brushvalley
Rural Dramatics School Planned at Zion Church
A one day Rural Dramatics School will be held Tuesday March 14 at Zion Lutheran Church Indiana with sessions 10 am to noon and 1 30 pm to 3 30 pm and a noon luncheon. W R Gordon Penn State extension specialist will supervise. Lunch is 40 cents. Reservations to Extension Office Court House by March 18. Indiana County had eleven organizations in last fall’s county dramatics tournament.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Luntheon
Indiana
W. R. Gordon
Penn State
Gordon
Court House
Indiana County
W C T U Met at Cockport Pine Flats Church
The W C T U held its monthly meeting at the M P church in Cockport on February 24. A well attended program featured Mrs. Lovell reading and a Prodigal Son recitation by Rev. McKnight’s son. Music included a W C T U chorus, a trio with Mia Gibson Mrs Lockard and Miss Williams, and duets by Buckshaw and Johns. A Frances Willard picture was presented to No. 6 school. Next meeting set for Hailwood on March 24.
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Mia
J. W. Gibson
Former Blacklick Resident Visits Indiana County After 93 Years
A. W. Liekert of Lancaster, a former Blacklick resident, makes his first county visit in 93 years at the Court House. He recalls racing Sir Alcantara at the county fair, a horse noted for speed before his death at 16. Lavors of horse races bring back memories of earlier days.
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A. W. Liekert
Wacklick
Lancaster
Blacklick
Court House
Indiana County
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David Blair
Robert Cromwell Taylor
J. G. Pinkerton
First United Presbyterian Congregation
William Fulton
William Owens
J. Day Brownlee
Chalmers G. Morrow
J. C. Pinkerton
John J. McIlvaine
First United Presbyterian Church OF
United Presbyterian Congregation
Rural Dramatics School
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